Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Miss Matte Gregg, of Bethesda, is
visiting friends and relatives in this place
and neighborhood.
Mr. Harvey Lewis, OF Philadelphia,
and Walker Lewis, of RuShvlvania, are
spending portion Of the holiday season
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis at Lewis Mills.
-Supt. r. NJ. Collins. of the Chagrin
Falls public schools, is enjoying the holi-
day vacation with his parents in this
Iplace.
W. b. Hunt, of HOpedale, came over
Monday. on brief visit to his son, the
ed<or of this paper.
Mr.. J. J. Shirley, of Staunton, Va,
is spending the holidays at st. CIairsville,
the guest of Mr.. Joseph H. Close Mrs.
Shirley had already been here several
weeks
The compliments Of the season to
our old-time friend Josiah Watson, of
whom mentioU is made by our Colerain
correspondent. May he live to see one hun
dred Christmas days, and may he always
be the same bright, CHEEKY, and active
man he is to-day.
Gen. B. r. Cowen, mention of whose
serious sickness was made in these col
umns some weeks ago, is much better,
and hopes are entertained Will soon be
fully restored to health.
Mr.. F. VI. COwen, Cashier of the First
National Bank of Flushing, was in town
yesterday.
Lawson Emerson. a student at the
Cincinnati law school. is spending the
Christmas vacation at his home in Goshen
township. He was shaking hands with
st. Clairsville friends Wednesday.
James Gordon, of this vicinity, came
home from the L. P. Seminary, at Ale
gheny, for the holiday vacation.
Sherman H. Doyle, student at the
Western Theological Seminary, Allegheny,
spent his Christmas vacation with st.
Clairsville friends.
Phil. H. Close, Warren W. Cowen,
Van Dorm Sutton. Henry Carroll and Jas.
r. Alexander, st. Clairsvil's intelligent
delegation at Washingtog-Je effersOn Col
lege, ate turkey at their various homes
Christmas, and are spending the two
weeks vacation at this place.
-Wm. a. Gephart, the timer, and
family, spent Christmas with relatives at
Caldwell, Noble county.
David J. Schumacher and wife, of
Walkerville, Canada, came in to their old
home to renew old associations this week.
Hon. a. T. McKelvey will start for
Columbus on Friday to begin his duties
as member of the Ohio Legislature.
Esq. George Linn started Monday
for weeks visit among friends and rel
atives in Guernsey county.
Harry Hoffner, of Beaver Falls, Pa,
is home this week visiting his parents
and friends
John Lochary, student at Cornell
University, at Ithica, n. Y, is home for
vacation.
Prof. E. L. Wiley, of the Spencerian
Business College at Cleveland, is among.
st. Clairsville friends during vacation.
Miss Lulu Brown entertained party
of friends on Monday evening in honor
of ]. J. Shirley and wife, nee Miss Jessie
Close, of Staunton, Va
Mrs. Mary Doyle went to BenWood
on Saturday, and spent Christmas with
friends
Albert Ferren, son of James FerTen,
of this place, was home on Monday. By
industry and application to business, he
is now at the head of the East Liverpool
branch of the Atlantic Tea Company.
Henry C. Meyer, who is in the en-
plOy of Lord, Owens & Co., wholesale
druggists at Chicago, came home for
Christmas, and returned on Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. James ThOburn, the Mis-
sionary to India, and who was a resident
of this place some years ago, is expected
in town to-day, and will be cordially
greeted by many old friends.
George Murray, son of VIM. Murray,
ST., of this place, has returned from
Wichita, Kansas, arriving on Saturday
in time for a Christmas turkey roast.
George Nichols, with Bowers, the
East Liverpool photographer, came in
and spent Christmas with his
fathers family.
Harry Ferren, of Cambridge, was
among the young men who spent Christ
mas at the old st. Clairsville home-place.
Melvin Shepherd, of Martins Ferry,
was With his st. Clairsville friends this
week.
Jas. Singer, a former st. CIairsville
boy, now employed at BenwOod, W Va,
was in town this week.
$. G.. Hughes and wife enjoyed a
turkey dinner with Bridgeport friends on
Sunday. On the return they were ac-
by Mrs. Mcconnell and Miss
Bessie, daughter of C. Z. Hughes.
Mrs. r. J. Riley and children are
visiting this week with friends in Bellaire. |
Rev. Frank Linkletter, of Worthing-
ton, near Columbus, is the holiday guest |
of his cousin, Mrs. a. H. Mitchell.
Miss Nellie Sedwick, who is teaching !
in the Martins Ferry schools, was with
her st. Clairsville Sabbath school class
mates on Christmas.
Miss Jessie Longley returned on
from a pleasant visit with
friends in Martins Ferry.
II. W. Emerson, Esq, with his gun,
went over to Burr's Mills to spend the
holidays with his parents. Shot will be
rained all over Goshen and neighbOring
townships, but the game-bag will be
bloodless.
Milton Barnes, son of J. a. Barnes,
ESQ.,, is holidaying in Barnesville.
Mrs. Henry Meyer, accompaniedy by
ner granddaughter, Miss Annie, went
over to Flushing Wednesday to visit with
friends for week.
Mrs. VIM. Goudy and daughter, of
and George Cellar, of Wells
vile, spent Christmas with the family of
Samuel Cellar, Sr.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Young and son of
and Mrs. VIM. Garrison and
WO SONS. of Rellairp. are the guests of